Nicaragua Accuses CIA,
Spanish Party Of
Training Saboteurs
The official radio
station of Nicaragua's
ruling party Sunday
accused the U.S. Central
Intelligence Agency
(CIA) and a Spanish
party of training young
people to destabilize
the country.
The CIA and the Popular
Party (PP) of former
Spanish Prime Minister
Jose Maria Aznar are
training people to
provoke confrontation in
Nicaragua, said La Nueva
Radio Ya, or the New
Radio Already.
Nicaraguan President
Daniel Ortega had
previously denounced the
U.S. government of
funding a rightist group
against his government.
However, this was the
first time that the
official radio station
of the ruling Sandinist
Front of National
Liberation (FSLN) openly
pointed to the CIA and
the PP for training
saboteurs.
"This group of young
people are working in
Nicaragua after being
sent to Miami of the
United States and Spain
to attend seminaries on
how to generate chaos,"
said the radio station.
Theyalso took trainings
in universities at home,
it said.
Many young people
appeared on the media
with the name of "Youth
for the Democracy in
Nicaragua," it said,
adding "They are no
different to those that
seeded violence in
Bolivia and Venezuela."
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